Lenovo is doubling down on its handheld gaming PC, the Legion Go, with a suite of new accessories and compatible monitors announced today. This expansion of the Legion Go ecosystem comes nearly a year after the device's initial launch, signaling Lenovo's continued commitment to the portable gaming market.
New Accessories Enhance Functionality
The star of the new lineup is the Legion Go USB-C Dock, set to release in August 2024 for $64.99. This dock serves as a home base for the Legion Go, offering:
- 100W USB-C power delivery
- HDMI 2.0 port (4K 60Hz output)
- Gigabit Ethernet
- Additional USB-A and USB-C ports
For those who prefer a more traditional controller experience, Lenovo is introducing the Legion Go Charging Connector in October 2024 ($49.99). This accessory allows users to combine the Legion Go's detachable controllers into a single unit, complete with:
- Internal 10.55 Wh battery for on-the-go charging
- Single USB-C input for convenient recharging
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| Showcasing the new accessories, including the Legion Go's dock and customizable joystick caps, enhancing user experience |
Customization and Comfort
Lenovo is also catering to gamers who want to fine-tune their experience:
- Joystick and Joystick Caps (November 2024, $9.99): Offering various shapes, sizes, and colors for personalized control
- New Carry Case (December 2024, $29.99): Features a zippered accessory pocket and room for the power adapter
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| The sleek design of the Lenovo Legion Go, highlighting its ergonomic features suited for personalized gaming experiences |
Expanding the Ecosystem
Beyond accessories, Lenovo is introducing two curved gaming monitors designed to complement the Legion Go:
- Legion R27qc-30 (27-inch, December 2024, $269.99)
- Legion R32qc-30 (31.5-inch, October 2024, $319.99)
Both monitors boast 1500R curvature, up to 180Hz refresh rates, and 0.5ms MPRT response times.
A Long-Term Investment
While the success of the Legion Go remains uncertain, Lenovo's commitment to expanding its ecosystem suggests confidence in the platform's future. These accessories address some of the device's initial limitations and provide users with more flexibility in how they use their Legion Go.
As the handheld PC market continues to evolve, Lenovo's strategy of building out a comprehensive ecosystem could help differentiate the Legion Go from competitors. Time will tell if these additions are enough to sway potential buyers in an increasingly crowded market.